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Glens Falls council asks residents to submit streets and sidewalk concerns for review
Summary
At the Jan. 13 Glens Falls City Common Council meeting the presiding officer asked residents and council members to submit streets, curves and sidewalk concerns to city staff (to 'Tammy') and to copy the mayor's office so the city can compile a priority list for engineering review.
The Glens Falls City Common Council on Jan. 13 asked residents and council members to send lists of streets, curves and sidewalk needs to city staff so the city can compile them for consideration.
The presiding officer said residents should submit street names and right-of-way concerns to 'Tammy' and copy the mayor's office so the city has a consolidated list for review. The official emphasized that the council wants submissions to include 'curves and sidewalks' as well as typical street repair requests and urged council members to walk their own wards to identify issues firsthand.
Why it matters: compiling street and sidewalk requests lets engineering and public-works staff prioritize projects and plan for maintenance or capital work. The council framed the request as routine planning and community outreach rather than a final decision or funding commitment.
Council staff did not announce a formal deadline or a dedicated online form during the meeting; those procedural details were not specified. The presiding officer also noted that some items flagged on an earlier materials package were highlighted 'in yellow' as part of the current proposal, but did not present a formal motion or vote at the meeting.
Next steps: Residents should submit lists to the city contact named at the meeting and copy the mayor's office; the council did not set a public deadline and no vote occurred. The council indicated engineering review and further discussion will follow once staff compiles the submissions.
